An Arizona student has filed a lawsuit against a fraternity and several of its members, alleging that some of its brothers shared nonconsensual intimate video and photos of her and other women on a private Facebook group.
In one of his last acts before leaving office Friday, embattled Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens signed into law a bill that criminalizes the sharing or threatening to share "revenge porn" -- an offense of which he was accused.
Facebook's controversial pilot program to cut down on the spread of revenge porn is rolling out to more countries with a slightly revised process.
A federal district court in California last week entered a default judgment against a man and ordered him to pay $6.45 million in damages after he was accused of spreading an ex-girlfriend's naked pictures and videos online.
After a sexually explicit photo of Texas Republican Rep. Joe Barton surfaced this week on an anonymous Twitter account, the congressman -- one of the most senior members of the House of Representatives -- is raising the possibility that he's the victim of "revenge porn," a criminal act in Texas.
New York City has unanimously passed legislation that makes revenge porn a crime.
How and when Facebook removes offensive content is once again being called into question.
